Terms & Conditions
1. Scope
These General Terms and Conditions (Terms) apply to the use of the practice platform for the Swiss naturalisation test at https://einbuergerungsquiz.ch.
2. Contracting party
The provider of this service is:
Kai Schnider
Switzerland
Email: info@einbuergerungsquiz.ch
Further details available on request by email.
3. Description of services
We offer an online practice platform to prepare for the Swiss naturalisation test. The platform includes:
- Practice questions in various categories
- Test simulation with 48 questions in a row
- Bilingual content (German and French)
4. Free and paid use
Free use: Every visitor can answer up to 25 questions free of charge.
Paid access: Access is available for a one-off payment for 7 days (CHF 14.90) or for 30 days (CHF 24.90); it is not a subscription. There is no automatic renewal.
5. Payment
Payment is made in advance via our available payment methods (TWINT, credit card, PayPal). Access is activated immediately upon successful payment.
6. Right of withdrawal
As this is digital content provided immediately after payment, there is no right of withdrawal once use has begun. By making payment, you agree to the immediate commencement of the service.
7. Terms of use
When using our platform, the following is prohibited:
- Sharing access credentials with third parties
- Systematically copying or storing content
- Using automated systems (bots, scrapers)
- Any form of abuse or unlawful use
8. Disclaimer
Our practice questions are intended solely for preparation purposes and make no claim to completeness or conformity with the official test. We provide no guarantee of passing the official naturalisation test.
9. Intellectual property
All content on this platform (texts, questions, design) is protected by copyright and may not be reproduced without express permission.
10. Changes to the Terms
We reserve the right to amend these Terms at any time. Changes will be published on the website and take effect upon publication.
11. Governing law and jurisdiction
Swiss law applies. The statutory places of jurisdiction apply.